Events
Cocktails & Collections: Marthe Keller and Peter Brooks
Our 2025 kickoff event will feature a lecture and a closing reception for our Charles Keller exhibition at the David Crawford House.
Come learn more about the extraordinary life and times of this local Newburgh artist while enjoying a complimentary cocktail and meeting your fellow Newburghers!
Archive Workshop: Digitizing 101: Preserving Your Personal Archive
Instructor: Varvara Mikushkina, Digital Archivist; with assistance from Jackson Galati, HSNBH Volunteer
Learn how to digitize your personal or family photo archive! At this workshop, we will discuss approaches to organization, scanning best practices and necessary equipment. We will also introduce digitization projects and services available at HSNBH. Please bring photos, slides, and negatives of your own to work with. Give your “old media” a new life!
For each workshop, there is a $15 materials fee, payable on the day of. Free for HSNBH Members.
Workshop will be held at the Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street, Newburgh, NY 12550.
Register here: https://newburghhistoricalsociety.org/archive-workshop-registrations
Scanning Sunday
Join us for Scanning Sundays, a new program hosted by our Image Archivist, Varvara! Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come.
Cocktails & Collections: Matt Soltis
Come as we unveil our recently restored portrait of David Crawford, the original owner of the Crawford House! Art conservator and restoration specialist Matt Soltis will walk us through the process of restoring the portrait, and he will share the information that the painting itself provides about Crawford and the currently unknown artist. The portrait, which will be hung in a place of prominence in the parlors, came to us as a donation last year from Jeanne Shipp Waldinger, a descendant of David Crawford. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Scanning Sunday
Join us for Scanning Sundays, a new program hosted by our Image Archivist, Varvara! Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come.
Crawford House Soft Opening
Regular summer season public hours will resume at the Crawford House.
Cocktails & Collections: Karen Eberle-McCarthy and a sneak peek of our 2025 Downing Park Exhibit
Speaker: Karen Eberle-McCarthy, Downing Park Conservancy
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Archive Workshop: The Art of 18th and 19th Century Writing
Instructors: Dr. Jeffrey Doolittle, Paleographer and Marjorie Politi, Calligrapher
This Archive Workshop explores the beauty of handwriting during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. We will use materials from the HSNBH archive to demonstrate the production of written documents and the evolution of handwriting styles over time. Participants will also have an opportunity to learn and practice nineteenth-century cursive.
For each workshop, there is a $15 materials fee, payable on the day of. Free for HSNBH Members.
Workshop will be held at the Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street, Newburgh, NY 12550.
Register here: https://newburghhistoricalsociety.org/archive-workshop-registrations
Opening Day and 2025 Exhibit Opening!
Join us as we officially reopen the Crawford House for the 2025 Season! Come and meet and mingle with Historical Society Trustees, Staff, Volunteers and Members. Learn about the Historical Society’s plans and events for 2025.
ALSO: We will be opening our new 2025 Exhibit in the Stone Floor Gallery, focusing on Downing Park in the 1950s as captured by photographer Louis McTamaney. Dozens of never-before-seen images will be on display, showing the grandeur and beauty of our beloved park.
Scanning Sunday
Join us for Scanning Sundays, a new program hosted by our Image Archivist, Varvara! Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come.
Cocktails & Collections: Sharon Waddell
Speaker: Sharon Waddell (National Temple Hill Association)
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Scanning Sunday
Join us for Scanning Sundays, a new program hosted by our Image Archivist, Varvara! Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come.
Cocktails & Collections
Speaker: TBA
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Scanning Sunday
Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come. We will offer this new service to the public on the fourth Sunday of every month, though check our website for details.
Cocktails & Collections
Speaker: Nick Edward
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Cocktails & Collections: Shawn Maher
Speaker: Shawn Maher (Ph.D. Candidate, University of Albany)
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Cocktails & Collections: Lisa Pellegrino
Speaker: Lisa Pellegrino (Newburgh Porchfest), “The Spirit of Seeger: Organizing Songs and Songs about Newburgh”
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Archive Workshop: Researching the History of Your House
Instructor: James Kelly, Architectural Historian
Learn how to effectively research a historic structure in the City of Newburgh, with a focus on preservation. We will discuss sources available in Newburgh and beyond to help you reconstruct the history of a building, along with strategies to assess conflicting evidence. Come prepared with your own questions and projects. Some readings will be distributed in advance.
For each workshop, there is a $15 materials fee, payable on the day of. Free for HSNBH Members.
Workshop will be held at the Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street, Newburgh, NY 12550.
Register here: https://newburghhistoricalsociety.org/archive-workshop-registrations
Cocktails & Collections: Jonathan Hamilt
Speaker: Jonathan Hamilt
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Cocktails & Collections: Fenella Heckscher
Speaker: Fenella Heckscher
Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served. This lecture is free to the public, though a donation is requested.
Annual Candlelight Tour
For over forty years, the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands has organized holiday house tours highlighting Newburgh's rich history and architectural treasures.
We are pleased to announce that this year's tour includes sites in the City and Town of Newburgh and the Town of New Windsor. Participants will get a chance to view a combination of public and private spaces, including stately historic homes, renovated buildings, new construction and some of Newburgh's most cherished landmarks. And, of course, the 1830 Captain David Crawford House, authentically decorated in a nineteenth-century style with flowers and greens, will serve as a centerpiece and starting point for the tour.
Scanning Sunday
Join us for Scanning Sundays, a new program hosted by our Image Archivist, Varvara! Bring your photographs, negatives, or slides that capture the essence of Newburgh and its people, and we’ll digitize them for free—no appointment needed. We encourage you to donate the digital files to our growing archive to help us preserve and celebrate the rich history of our community for generations to come.
Crawford House Closing Day
Perhaps you missed us for our Candlelight Tour! Or maybe you wanted a little more time to explore the Crawford House decorated in all of its holiday splendor! Perhaps you want another chance to mingle with the members of the Historical Society, or you want to sing some holiday favorites! Perhaps you want to share a few old photos with an interested audience! No matter the reason, you should come to our Holiday Open House at Crawford House on Sunday, December 15 from 1-4 pm!
This will be your last chance to see the bedecked Crawford House before the holidays!
Historical Society trustees and volunteers will be around and ready to talk about the Crawford House or Newburgh’s history.
Our Gift Shop will be open with fine gifts and unique history books for thoughtful holiday shoppers.
Our 2024 Exhibit, "From Farm to Ferry: The Art of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1950-1960" will be open. Prints are available for sale in our gift shop.
We will have several raffles going on through the afternoon.
From 1-3 pm, we will have a Scanning Station set up at the Crawford House. Bring along your old photos, slides or negatives to share and we will digitize them for you! You can then share them with friends and family for the holidays.
Finally, at 3 pm, we will welcome the Newburgh Chorale for a holiday sing along to close out the year!
Light refreshments and holiday beverages will be available.
Come and enjoy the beautiful Crawford House and admire the exquisite nineteenth-century decorations gathered, prepared and assembled by hand by our dedicated team of volunteers.
Annual Candlelight Tour
For over forty years, the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands has organized holiday house tours highlighting Newburgh's rich history and architectural treasures.
We are pleased to announce that this year's tour includes 18 sites in the City and Town of Newburgh and the Town of New Windsor. Participants will get a chance to view a combination of public and private spaces, including stately historic homes, renovated buildings, new construction and some of Newburgh's most cherished landmarks. And, of course, the 1830 Captain David Crawford House, authentically decorated in a nineteenth-century style with flowers and greens, will serve as a centerpiece and starting point for the tour.
Tickets are $35 each, and can be purchased online. Ticket sales have been extended to Saturday, Dec. 7 at 12:00 pm EST!
After this time, you can still purchase tickets in person at the Crawford House on the day of the event (using cash or credit card).
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
HSNBH Annual Meeting
The Society’s Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, November 24 at 2 p.m. in the Newburgh Heritage Center at 123 Grand Street, across from the Newburgh Free Library. Board officers will relate the activities of the past program year and the Society’s plans for 2025.
In anticipation of a 2025 program and exhibit entitled “Unbuilt Newburgh,” HSNBH archivists have been seeking and sorting information on the many local redevelopment initiatives that never came to pass in the second half of the twentieth century. One discovery was a short film of national developer William Zeckendorf and Mayor George McKneally describing the transformative plan for a jetport connected to high speed/high tech rail into New York City and a giant container seaport on the Newburgh city waterfront where buildings were being removed for “urban renewal.” The film of mostly aerial footage of greater Newburgh in the 1960’s will be presented to the Society’s membership after a brief business meeting held to revise by-laws and elect officers.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, Matthew Weigman, past president of the Philipstown Garden Club, historic interpreter at Washington’s Headquarters and volunteer in the gardens at Boscobel, will give a talk entitled “Historical Horticulture in the Heyday of Crawford House.” In this talk, Weigman will explore the development of private and public gardens in the Hudson Valley in the early nineteenth century. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Candy at Crawford
Stop by the Crawford House on Halloween for Trick or Treating and evening house tours!
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, former HSNBH Board Member and local historian Michael Green will give a talk entitled “Musical Treasures from the Archives” in which he will guide us through a vibrant musical culture of the past and discuss composers of the Hudson Valley and the unique contributions made by some Newburgh-area musicians in the nineteenth century. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Newburgh Porchfest
The First Annual Newburgh Porchfest will take place in the Montgomery, Grand and Liberty Street neighborhoods north of Broadway on Saturday, October 12, 2024. Porches throughout the neighborhood turn into stages for free music performances all afternoon, 12-5 pm. Our porch at Crawford House will be part of the celebration, so be sure to stop by! Soil and Soul will perform on our porch at 2 pm, followed by Rae Simone at 3 pm!
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Archtober: Scan-A-thon
Bring the past to life again! The Newburgh Historical Society invites you to the first-ever Archive Scanathon on Sunday, October 6, from 10-3pm at the Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street.
Part of Newburgh Archtober 2024, this free event invites participants to bring hard-copy images of the buildings and streetscapes of Greater Newburgh to be digitized at no charge. Participants will leave with access to high-res digital files and their original materials. Accepted formats include photographs, negatives, or slides (limit 12 per person). To promote and preserve Newburgh’s history, digital files will be stored in the Historical Society’s database, with some shared publicly on social media, and the Society’s website.
Reservations for scanning are required. Participants may elect to drop off their materials or wait at the Crawford House, enjoying tours of the historic 1830 home and exhibitions.
Please RSVP at this link:
https://calendly.com/newburghhistoricalsociety/scan-a-thon
We can’t wait to see what you bring!
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Newburgh Open Studios
Join us as we take part in the Hudson Valley's most walkable studio tour! Crawford House will be showing the work of seven traditional artists in our gift shop.
Enjoy an art exhibition of local artists in the historic 1830 Captain David Crawford House, an impressive neo-classical home decorated in 19th-century splendor. Artists include Joann Johnson, Anne Marie Silvani, Robert Trondsen, Barbara Valentino, Sandra Brandman, Sandy Stenglein and Cathy Cahill.
Throughout the rest of the house, we will exhibit some displays by The Newburgh Project featuring historic Newburgh buildings reimagined in the world of Minecraft, part of an exciting new endeavor to rebuild 1950s Newburgh in a digital landscape. We will also be showing coordinating Lego structures of Newburgh landmarks made by local students.
Light refreshments to be served. Proceeds from the art sale will benefit the historic society's mission to protect, preserve and promote our local history.
Newburgh Open Studios
Join us as we take part in the Hudson Valley's most walkable studio tour! Crawford House will be showing the work of seven traditional artists in our gift shop.
Enjoy an art exhibition of local artists in the historic 1830 Captain David Crawford House, an impressive neo-classical home decorated in 19th-century splendor. Artists include Joann Johnson, Anne Marie Silvani, Robert Trondsen, Barbara Valentino, Sandra Brandman, Sandy Stenglein and Cathy Cahill.
Throughout the rest of the house, we will exhibit some displays by The Newburgh Project featuring historic Newburgh buildings reimagined in the world of Minecraft, part of an exciting new endeavor to rebuild 1950s Newburgh in a digital landscape. We will also be showing coordinating Lego structures of Newburgh landmarks made by local students.
Light refreshments to be served. Proceeds from the art sale will benefit the historic society's mission to protect, preserve and promote our local history.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us for our monthly lecture series, which features a talk on artifacts in the museum collection at the Crawford House and the stories these objects can tell about the history of Newburgh. This month, our Research Manager Jeff Doolittle will speak about the famous visit by General Lafayette to Newburgh exactly 200 years ago in 1824 and will survey some items in the Crawford House collection connected to that visit. Come and enjoy an evening with us at the Crawford House while sipping on a cocktail or mocktail. Light refreshments will be served and our gift shop will be open.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Cocktails and Collections at the Crawford House
Join us as we welcome Beacon Historical Society trustee Diane Lapis who will give a talk entitled “Nitgedaiget: Beacon's Vanished Utopia”
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.
Crawford House Open to the Public
Visit our headquarters, the 1830 Capt. David Crawford House! Guided tours are available.
Also, downstairs in the Stone Floor Gallery, see our 2024 Exhibit “From Farm to Ferry: The Artwork of Charles Keller in Newburgh, 1951-1961” which presents paintings and drawings of Newburgh and its environs by Charles Keller, generously bequeathed to the Society by his family in 2020 and 2023 and displayed in Newburgh for the first time in over sixty years.
Crawford House Museum Gift Shop: Open 1-4 pm.